Faker's message to Deft after losing

What do you think of Faker's message to Deft after losing Worlds 2022?

Source clip and translation: Ashley Kang on Twitter
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[kurosakiichigo]

The behavior after losing tells a lot more about a person, than after winning. I hope he continues to lead his young teammates and that they can lift the summoners cup in 2023 together.
But dang, this years final was so crazy, I just wanted to give both teams a trophy <3

[onarf]

He matured a lot. Good seeing him being profesional about it

[lordmonocr]

This was the best worlds in a while! Really great players and interactions

edit: ok I guess i should say the most entertaining worlds in the past few years is that better? yes there were some chokes cough NA cough but was entertaining to watch compared to last years

[harrydadivas]

Faker: 🏆🏆🏆🏆
Deft: 🏆
Mapo High School: 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

[DamnitLost]

Faker is the pinnacle of sportsmanship and integrity in esports and sports in general. Approach losses as a learning experience and respect your worthy opponent for outdoing you and helping you improve.

[cain]

Man I'm still impressed by the fact that pyosyk won the worlds without securing almost a single objective in 5 games in a row

[ade]

Faker congratulating Deft is heartwarming. Deft also broke the curse of all Worlds winning adcs being 21 years old or younger. 26 years old and a Worlds winner!

[kaishia_sai]

Sang-Hyeok is actually Faker's given name and his surname is Lee. In Asian country like China, Korea and Japan we put our surname in from of our given name. So in Faker's case his full name would be Lee Sang-Hyoek.

[MegaMoron]

Faker's nice, not arrogant or whatsoever, cool to see

[FeralFlare]

Going from a fact used as a "Did you know" quip, to being such a forced narrative must be really annoying for both of them. They were merely just attending the same school, they aren't even from the same year nor did they interacted with each other until both became pro player competing on opposite teams.

[anthonystrife]

And remember showmaker also saying that faker is his inspiration/idol that he really want to defeat. he's the G.O.A.T that every player wants to have match and defeat, like it's the highest achievement/honor of every player of this game playing with the G.O.A.T

[devilhero]

why does it feel sport anime feels
like bros play together in same region/team in highschool and when they go pro for international they went their separate ways but still support/encourage each others
2022 world is really best finale so far cuz every team matches are god like

[UszatyCDF]

Faker's humility is something else. Give this man a credit. Zero banther after a devastating 5th game defeat when they were just so damn close...

Deep down inside it probably hurst every single T1 member staff included but he hopefully will keep his words. Truth be told to those idiots who are saying that his time is over just these finals are proving that he is far from over.

TLDR: The Unkillable Demon King still lives on. He is not done just yet.

[RattusNorvegicuz]

I think your videos are great, straight to the point, clean videos and actually informative.

[MadIIMike]

Faker narrowly losing Worlds: "I have to reflect on myself."
My 0-7 Teemo Toplane and 1-9 Yone mid: "jungle diff!!!"

[NightcorEDM]

Deft is a unit. A soldier never giving up

[Insanityltself]

The grandfinals werent about Faker and Deft at all.
It was all about Gumayusi and Kingen.

[revivedsoul]

Honorable, what a cinematic ending to all of this. Will be remembered as one of the best words, if not the best. I think tbh its the best. So many great teams battling it out, of all of them it was the biggest underdog DRX and the legendary T1 in the end. Well done by DRX and the veteran Deft. What a surreal series.

[MrPerser]

If the Deft Faker story isnt in the worlds 2023 song cinematic imma be mad

[Hegros_]

This is the most anime lol finals ever and i love that.